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Written by Adas Viliušis – blogger, postgraduate student of English philology in Vilnius university. Vilnius has long been known as an extraordinary city, made of various cultural mosaics. For centuries, the multicultural face of the city has been visualised by representatives o

The religious community of Kaunas Muslims received all the necessary special permits required by the government to carry out renovation works in the Kaunas mosque, for which the board of the community supposed to decide during the forthcoming meeting. However, the plans have been chan

A day of joy – Eid ul Fitr 2017 Almost 1.5 billion of muslims on Earth said goodbye to the month of Ramadan. Muslims in Lithuania started celebrations on the 25th of June with a collective prayer in their local mosque or prayer house, as that is the proper way to mark the ending

Restoration of the area around and in The Kaunas Mosque Kaunas Muslim religious community continues to develop the window replacement project. In order to fund this project you can do so by clicking on this link. All funds are being transferred to the Kaunas Muslim religious community

Thank You for Your Generous Donation for women and children who reside in Rukla Refugees Reception Center (Jonava region, Lithuania) The donation was delivered and distributed on 2017. 01. 24. We met 23 women and 50 kids of age between 1 till 12 years old. The social attention from lo

 What changes took place in Kaunas mosque? Since the start of 2016 members of Kaunas Muslim community have been working on maintenance and embellishment in the mosque of Kaunas. Currently, the following works are completed: the sound system installed throughout the mosque. Friday Jumu

Give hapiness to others The continuing unstable situation and the conflict in the Middle East and North Africa forced Muslims to change their place of residence. They left everything in a native land and came looking for stability and refuge in our country – in Lithuania. We invite yo

In the last November Sunday active members of Muslim community headed to Forty Tatars village. Women and children gathered in Tatar community center to socialize, enjoy each other’s company and spend quality time. The event began with a welcome speech and a brief lecture about the equ